THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
MAKE PRELIMINARY
PLANS FOR PARTY
All-University Valentine Mixer
Will Be Held Saturday
Evening in Armory.
Committees Tuesday afternoon
started work on preliminary plans for
the All-University Valentine party
which will be held at the Armory
Saturday night at 8:15. Final plans
wil be completed at a meeting of
the general committee Thursday af
ternoon. It has been decided to decorate the
hall in Nebraska colors with paper
hearts intertwined with the stream
ers. Arrangements are being made
for a number. of entertainment fea
tures. Leap year dances will be used
to vary the program. Music will be
furnished by the Candy Kids Orches
tra. The only other all-university pro
gram will be the Spring party in
March. Kenneth Cozier, chairman,
is calling attention to the fact that
the price of the party is much less
than must be spent for dancing at
other places.
WILL CLOSE TV0 MORE
GORNHUSKER SECTIONS
Law and Teachers College Or
ganizations Must Reserve
Space by .Friday.
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Organizations connected with the
Law College or the Teachers College
cannot reserve space in the Cornhus-
ker nor schedule group pictures after
Friday noon. Announcement of the
closing of these two sections' was
made last night by the staff. All the
pictures for these two sections along
with the Arts and Science and Agri
culture sections must be sent to the
engravers this week-end.
The staff is closing the sections
by the order in which they will ap
pear in the book. A large number
of pictures already have been sent to
the bureau of engraving at Minne
apolis where the work is being done.
The organizations in the law col
lege that have spoken for sppace are:
Phi Delta Phi, Phi Alpha Delta,
Delta Theta Phi, Senate Club.
Those in the Teacher college that
have applied for space are: Phi
Delta Kappa, Pi Lambda Theta,
Gamut Club, Kindergarten Primary
Club.
George Pardee is the editor of the
law section and Margaret Wattles is
in charge of the Teacher's College
section. Other organizations in these
colleges that have not made their
reservations should do' so at once
with their college editor or with
the managing editor in the Comius
ker office.
Offer Real Estate
Courses for Bizads
Ask for Molly O
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(University News Service)
Two new courses in land econom
ics and principles of real estate prac
tice, designed for the special training
j of students intending to enter the j
! real estate business, are announced
for the coming year by the. College
of Business Administration of the
University of Nebraska.
Such students will follow the reg
ular four year course in business ad-j
! , ministration, giving special attention ""
to economic geogrt, iy, soils, invest
ments, insurance, accounting, adver-'
tising, salesmanship, business law, j
rural economics, mechanical drawing, '
architectural composition and de
sign, and various other courses in the
College off Agriculture and Engi-i
Famous
Blends
Stanford University
California
Summer Quarter, 1924
Tuesday, 24 June, to Sat
urday, 30 August.
Second half begins 28 July
Opportunities to work for
A. B. and for higher de
grees, or to do special
work, in the oceanic cli
mate of the San Francisco
peninsula.
Courses in the regu
'ar academic and scientific
branches, and in law.
Information from
Office 20.
Stanford University
California
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The new courses will be under the
charge of Prof. T. T. Bullock, who
will act as adviser to students enter
ing this line of work. Several of the
officers and members of the Lincoln
Realtors association will give lec
tures on special phases of real es
tate practice.
This departure is in line with de
velopments in other universities, es
pecially the University of Wisconsin,
WANTED Women students for
summer work. Average salary
150 tier month. Preparation at
our expense in Lincoln. Reply giv-
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